A Master's degree in Food Technology is an interdisciplinary program that teaches students about the science and technology of food production, processing, and safety. It also covers topics like food chemistry, microbiology, and quality control.
What you'll learn
- How to develop new food products and technologies
- How to optimize processes and conserve natural resources
- How to ensure food safety and quality
- How to preserve food
- How to package food
Career opportunities food technologist, quality assurance officer, product development specialist, food safety auditor, and nutritional consultant.
Specializations Food safety, Quality management, Food processing and preservation, and Nutritional technology.
Schools offering related programs Cornell University, University of Reading, University of Nottingham, Wageningen University and Research, and Lyon Polytechnic Institute.